Between I-45 and NASA Parkway, we fix Sub-Zero refrigerators, freezers, wine storage, drawers and ice makers for owners and tenants alike. Book online or call, and we send the written price to whoever signs off.
Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach Sub-Zero diagnostics here.
In the early 1900s Seito Saibara's Japanese Christian farming community helped start rice growing across the region. Webster incorporated in 1958, three years before NASA's decision to build next door reshaped it.
A Sub-Zero placed in a house from that era usually went in during a remodel, sometimes into an opening widened from a freestanding refrigerator space. We measure the opening and check anchoring whenever doors drift out of line.
Webster pumps none of its own supply and buys treated surface water from Houston instead. That water starts in Lake Houston, the San Jacinto and the Trinity River before Houston plants treat it.
A treated supply rarely harms an ice maker, so slow ice usually means a clogged filter or a valve that no longer opens fully. We test the valve's flow and voltage before replacing it.
Clear Creek runs along Webster's southeastern edge, marking the boundary between Harris and Galveston counties. Heavy tropical rain floods the low ground near the creek, and garages built close to grade go under first.
A garage freezer or an undercounter unit on a low slab is the first refrigeration to meet that water. We keep a wet unit unplugged until its wiring and control board have been dried and tested.
About six and a half square miles hold both the busy commercial strips on I-45 and NASA Parkway and the quiet residential streets behind them. Plenty of homes are rentals, and many residents live minutes from Johnson Space Center or the Clear Lake marinas.
In a rental, the landlord may own the Sub-Zero and want the diagnosis first, so we route the written price to whoever approves it. Undercounter drawers and wine units in townhomes get the same rating-plate check as a full built-in.
Webster sits on our Clear Lake routes between I-45 and NASA Parkway, close to both the space center and the marinas. Plenty of homes here are rentals, and many residents work shifts. Shift workers can ask for the 9–12 or 4–7 window, and renters should give us the landlord’s contact for approval.
Low ground near Clear Creek means a garage unit may have taken water before the current problem showed up. Our technician checks the base for water damage, then tests the defrost system and the evaporator fan. If the drain line backs up into the cabinet or the house shutoff valve leaks, a plumber is the right call for that part of the job.
Whoever owns the refrigerator. We send the written price to you, the landlord or the property manager and start once it is approved.
Yes. Ask for 9–12 or 4–7, and since Webster sits on our Clear Lake routes, visits are typically next-day or sooner.
Not until it has been checked. Unplug it, keep it dry and let us test the wiring and controls first.
